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Deborah Ayodele

Deborah Ayodele

CAD Industrial Designer PCB Product Designer DFM 3D Modeler

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The product doesn't change. The mood does. When creating product animations, color grading can completely change how a product is perceived. The same design can feel clean and technical, warm and premium, or dark and futuristic, simply through changes in lighting, contrast, and color. For product visualization, I think the final grade should support the character of the product rather than overpower it. Which direction would you choose? #colorgrade #productdesign #3Danimation #3Dvisualization #industrialdesign #3Dmodeling
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Exploring form, proportion, and character for a compact portable speaker. I started with several different directions, looking at how small changes in silhouette, controls, materials, and proportions could completely change the personality of the product. From there, I selected the direction that felt the most balanced and developed it into a more refined product concept. For me, good product design is often about knowing what to remove, what to refine, and what deserves attention. Which direction would you have taken further? #Midjourney #productdesign #industrialdesign #3Dmodeling #CAD #productvisualization
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A good product deserves a strong visual language. For this exploration, I took the same fragrance atomizer and pushed its presentation through a halftone-inspired direction. The goal wasn't to hide the product behind an effect, but to see how print texture, contrast, and repetition could change the way the form is perceived. Same product. Different visual language. Would you use halftone in a product presentation? #halftone #productdesign #industrialdesign #3Dmodeling #CAD #productvisualization
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A concept-to-prototype industrial design project for a compact handheld scent device designed to store and release a single fragrance in a practical, durable, and easy-to-use form. The design process explored the product form, ergonomics, internal mechanism, component architecture, CAD development, prototyping, material considerations, and manufacturing feasibility. The goal was to balance a refined consumer-product appearance with practical mechanical construction, intuitive handling, reliable scent delivery, and a realistic path toward physical prototyping and production. My focus included: Industrial and product design Handheld ergonomics and form development 3D CAD and mechanical development Internal component architecture Prototype development Material and manufacturing considerations Product refinement and visualization The final concept brings the form, mechanism, and user experience together into a compact consumer product designed with real-world manufacturing in mind.
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